In this episode, Sam Hart talks with Steele Croswhite and Caleb Yetton from The Rock Music about worship culture, authenticity, theology, creativity, and building a church music culture that actually reflects the people and city God called you to. Steele shares his story of walking away from a major label rock career after addiction and loss nearly destroyed him, and how Jesus used the local church to completely change his life. Caleb shares how grace, discipleship, and honest community reshaped his understanding of ministry and creativity.

Christian hip hop artist Connor Flanagan joins Sam Hart to talk about how indie artists can book their own shows, build momentum, and keep going before the big breakthrough. Connor shares practical self-booking tips, stories from the road, and honest reflections on faith, fear, comparison, and staying faithful in the middle of the artist journey.

What happens when a former skeptic and mocker of Christianity has a radical encounter with God in a hospital bed — and Christian music becomes part of his redemption story?

In this solo episode (the first since Episode 0!), Sam reflects on a viral post from celebrity influencer Perez Hilton, who recently shared how a song by Rend Collective and Jervis Campbell moved him to tears on the way to school drop-off. It's a surprising, encouraging, and timely reminder of something every Christian music maker needs to hear: you never know who is going to hear your song and how God is going to use it.

What do you do when your music career… just stops? In this episode, Jamie Jamgochian shares the untold story behind her career—how Lyme disease, years of silence, and deep uncertainty made it look like everything was over… and what God was actually doing in that season. If you’re a Christian artist, songwriter, or producer navigating a slow season, questioning your calling, or waiting on what’s next—this conversation will meet you right where you are.

Todd Smith from Selah (2x Certified Gold, 1 Billion Streams, 12 Dove Awards) shares one of the most honest and powerful conversations we’ve had yet. From growing up as a missionary kid in the Congo… to nearly dying from malaria… to almost quitting music just two weeks into his first tour—this episode is about calling, burnout, people-pleasing, and learning to walk with God instead of performing for Him. If you’re an artist, songwriter, or creative trying to figure out your path, this one will hit home.

Yancy turned down a London record deal at 16, won a GMA competition right before a label said no, and accidentally became one of Christian music's most beloved kids artists — all without ever signing to a major label. In this conversation, she traces the thread of obedience that runs through every unexpected turn, and what it felt like to finally win a Dove Award on her own terms. For anyone who makes music and wonders if God is actually paying attention.

In this conversation, Sam Hart sits down with Bill Yuhasz from Known Legacy to talk about identity, healing, and learning to create from who you already are — not for what you hope to become.

In this episode, Stacey Willbur shares her journey in the Christian music industry, discussing her early love for music, her path to becoming a successful publisher, and the importance of mentorship and relationship building.